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Aretamma Temple

Religion
Affiliation	Hinduism
District	Nellore
Deity	Grama Devatha, Aretamma
Location
Location	Veguru
State	Andhra Pradesh
Country	India
Location in Andhra Pradesh
Geographic coordinates	14°32′15.70″N 80°3′21.41″E / 14.5376944°N 80.0559472°E / 14.5376944; 80.0559472
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The Aretamma Temple (also known as Arvetamma) is a Hindu temple in Veguru Village, Kovur Mandal, Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, India.

Aretamma is worshiped as Grama devata (Goddess who protects Veguru village). She was born in a brahamana house. When counting rice one stone found in rice bag the stone called Aretamma. One day she said to him brahamana person build my temple in this village to place me on that temple.

The temple was reconstructed in 2007 and that time did the thiranalu of aretamma in 3 days grandly. Again after 7 long years did the aretamma thiranalu on 14 June 2015 successfully.

Aretamma Carnival (జాతర)[edit]

Aretamma Carnival
Aretamma Carnival

Gallery[edit]

New statue of Aretamma
Old statue of Aretamma

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